Datatracks to Participate in the Fei's 33rd Annual Current Financial Reporting Issues (Cfri) Conference
DataTracks will be participating in the 33rd Annual CFRI conference in Broadway, New York on Nov 17-18, 2014. Organized by the FEI, this year the conference will focus on disclosure simplification, financial reporting and revenue recognition.
New York, November 10, 2014 (Newswire.com) - DataTracks,a global leader in regulatory compliance solutions,will be participating at the FEI’s 33rd annualCurrent Financial Reporting Issues (CFRI)conference (booth 108), and showcase the DataTracks solutions for financial reporting.
The DataTracks Disclosure Management System is a web-based collaborative solution which enables corporations to have full control over the process of preparing regulatory filings forSEC, includingthe ability to make last-minute changes easily, while leaving bulk of the work to DataTracks.
“The CFRI conference provides the right platform for finance professionalsto learn the latest accounting and reporting standards. The DataTracks DMS simplifies the complete EDGAR SEC reporting process. Users can now access, modify and review the reports from different locations. Not only this, switching to the DMS, corporations save time and cost, but are also assured of accurate SEC filings”,says Monica Umesh, Vice President-US Sales.
The CFRI conference will be held at the Marriott Marquis Times Square, 1535 Broadway, between W. 45th & 46th Streets, New York, NY 10036 on Nov 17-18, 2014.
The keynote speakers include Mr. Zachary Karabell and Dr. Marci Rossell. The former is an American author, historian, money manager and economist and the president of River Twice Research, while the latter is a former CNBC chief economist and co-host of Squawk Box CNBC. Some of the key topics at the conference include disclosure simplification, financial reporting and updates on revenue recognition.
DataTracks currently offers XBRL services to the US, UK, Ireland, Singapore,India markets and plans to extend its services to other countries in the near future.